Multi Blade Rip Saw for wooden slab UMBR-2250S
Maximum Cutting Thickness: The U-813 is typically designed to cut wood slabs with a cutting thickness of up to 100 mm to 150 mm (3.9 to 5.9 inches). This allows it to handle a variety of wooden materials, including thicker beams and planks.
Maximum Working Width: The saw can accommodate wood pieces up to 300 mm to 500 mm (11.8 to 19.7 inches) in width. This gives it flexibility in terms of the size of the boards that can be processed.
Minimum Working Length: The minimum length of wood that the machine can process is generally around 1000 mm to 1500 mm (39.4 to 59 inches), which allows it to handle a wide range of board lengths.
Feeding System :- The U-813 typically uses a roller conveyor system for feeding the slabs through the machine. This ensures smooth, continuous feeding of the material into the saw blades, improving productivity and reducing the need for manual labor.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
| Specification | Parameter |
|---|---|
| Maximum Width | 9” |
| Maximum Thickness | 4” |
| Minimum Length | 8” |
| No of Cutters | 7 NOS |
| Table Movement | 4” |
| No of Feeding Rolls | 4 NOS |
| Shaft Dia | 63.5 MM |
| Speed | 3F X 1R / 2800 RPM |
| Maximum Cutter Diameter | 15” |
| Power | 20-30 HP / 1440 RPM |
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Features
- Maximum Cutting Thickness: The U-813 can handle cutting wood with a thickness of 100 mm to 150 mm (3.9 to 5.9 inches), allowing it to process a wide variety of wooden slabs.
- Maximum Working Width: The saw is capable of processing wood pieces with a width up to 300 mm to 500 mm (11.8 to 19.7 inches), providing flexibility for a range of wood sizes.
- Minimum Working Length: The minimum length of wood that can be processed by the U-813 is typically 1000 mm to 1500 mm (39.4 to 59 inches), accommodating a wide range of board lengths.
- Feeding Speed: The machine features variable feeding speed options, typically ranging from 0-20 m/min to 0-23 m/min, allowing adjustments based on the thickness and type of wood being cut, thus optimizing cutting efficiency and quality.
